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ONE FACE.

Hannah More Kohaus, in Inter Oeean.l
Amid the gleam and glare of footlishts
One face alone beamed on my searchful
e sight;
One sweet, rare. beauteous face whose
Filled to repletion that vast, crowded room.
know It's truth that there were gathered
Much youth and grace and beauty, passing
But mid the glittering jet, pale plumes
and costly lace,
saw but one, to me, exquisite face.
Twas said: so we'll I played the actors
part
All, ME those words were burning in my
And leapei through quivering lips, with
soul replete:
l laid them. full of meaning, at her feet.
What though applause rang out both long
MY only true reward. as low bowed,
Was her glad face with proud, approving
smile;
That did indeed my reeling sense beguile
The flowers they showered upon me pros
trate lay.
Till bethought me that another day.
I'd bring them all to her whose presence fair
The inspiration gave to call them there.
Oh, lovely face! where soul all beauty
lends,
What wonder that my heart none else com
mendS;
In all this wide, wide world, where'er I'll
go,
There is for me but one such face. know.
And il were in heaven, and she were there
Among that multitude of beings fair,
In all that radiant, hcaven-perfected race,
Thered be for me but one angelic face.
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Home.
fEdna (Kan.) Enterprise. ]

Home! what a hallowed name
How full of enchantment is that word
and oh! how dear to the heart! Home!
1t is the magic circle within which the
spirit finds rest and refuge and love.
1t is the sacred asylum to which the
carc-worn heart retreats to find rest
from the tolls and inquietudes of life.
Ask the lone wanderer as he plods his
tedious way, bent with the weight Of
age, and white with the frosts of years,
ask him what is home He will tell
you that it is green spot in memory,
an oasis in the desert, centre about
which the fondest recollections of his
grief-oppressed heart cling with all
the tenacity of youths first love. 1t
was once glorious and happy reality,
but now it rests only as an image on
the mind.
Home the name touches the soul
and strikes every chord of the human
heart, as it were, with angelic fingers.
Nothing but death can break its spell.
What tender associations are linked
with this fond name of home. What
! pleasing images and deep emotions it
awakens! 1t calls up the fondest
memories of life and opens in our
nature the purest, deepest, richest flow
Of happy thoughts and feelings. Next
to religion the most ineradicable and
deepest sentiment of the human hear,
and soul is the love of home. Every
heart vibrates at the sound of the
name. 1t binds up with a golden
chain, a spell, which neither time mol
change can break. The darkest vii
lians which have disgraced humanity
cannot neutralize it. Gray-haired and
demon guilt will make its dismal eel
the sacred urn of tears, wept over tht
memories of home, and these vii
sometime soften and melt into tears o
penitence even hearts of adamant
Ask the little child what is home. Yo'
will find that it is all the world to him
He knows no other The fathers love
the mothers kiss, the sister, embrace
the brothers welcome, cast arount
home halo of heavenly JOY and peac
and happiness, which makes it as at
tractive as the home of angels. Hom
is the spot where the child pours Oh
all his complaints and is the grave @
all his SORROWS. Childhood has. it
SORROWS and its griefs, but home is tn
place where these are soothed ant
banished by the soft lullaby of a tont
mothers voice. Was Paradise a
abode Of purity and peace or will tn
New Eden above be one of unmingle'
beautitude Does not the love {
home even touch our religious belief
. Do we not call God our father, Jesu
Christ our brother, and when We wan
! to sum up our full conceptions of fl
/ licity do we not speak of our " Hea'
emily home2'
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from nervous prostratioa until lately,
and shows it in her delicate face,
though she is not frail insphysique; on
the contrary, she has a well rounded
form. She is a fascinating and dis
tinguished looking woman; one whom
one would say was fond of society and
likely to be much admired in it. No
literary woman of this country has won
her way to fame and eminence SO rap
idly as Mrs. Burnett, andf her writing
faculty is not injured by i'll health her
best work is yet to be done. Indeed,
she says she feels that she is yet to do it,
and looks forward to the time when
she can give herself entirely up to her
writing again.
And thus, my wishes were realized.
A. ROsCOWER.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
A NDREw J. HARRIS,
ATTORN NEY AT Law.
HENDERSON, NC.

Practices In the courts Of Vance, Gran.
Vile, Warren and Frank lin counties. md
in the supreme and Federal courts OF the
State.
Once: In Cooper Building, over J. L
81. Aissilliar's. -.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-06-16
VOL. VI.
A I'm NSATlON.

Why is it that three bottles of B. Is b.
are sold i'm Atlanta to one of any other
blood remedy, aud twice as much con
sumed i'm the State Of Georgia as any
ether preparation? NJ one need take
our word, but simply ask the druggists.
AK the people. They are Competent
witnesses. Six houses in Atlanta are
buyin b. B. r. in fl we and ten gross lots,
and sone Of them buy it everv two
months. Why these Unprecedented sales
here at homs with 30 little advertising?
Modessv torbid5 US ma Ing reDiy.
Had b. B. r. been before the public a
quarter or half n century. 1t would MOI
be uecessarv to be bplstered up with
crutches, of page al dyertisements now.
nj N. IL cnrnuar and do An In0neX.
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81 WORTH $4,000.

For four years / nave been a sufferer
from a terrible form of rheumatism,
winch reduced M so low that all hope
of recovery WAS given ur. | have
suffered the most tXcruciafing pain day
and nj Lht, and or.en while wrthing in
agony have wiGhed could die. l have
tried every thing known for that disease
but nothing did me any good, ana nave
had some OF the finest physicians OF the
State To work on me, but all To nT effect
have spent over 500 without hhdthe
relief am now proud To say that after
using only one ho II, of B. b. ;. l am
enab G to walk around and attend to bus
mess. and wou d not t1ke $500 for th'
ben. fit rece. we'd from one single bottle
nfB. b Is. refer tn AL merchants and
business men Oi This town.
Yours, most truly,
r. d. CARA.
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Wavea}y. Walker county, Texas.
DEMONSTRATED MERIT.

SPARTA, Ga, May Is, 1885.
Blood Balm Co:
Y.,u will please ship us per first fr light
one gross B B. Is.
II gives us pleasure t1 report a good
trade for this preparation. Indeed 1t has
far ecipeed all other blood remedies,
both in uernonstrat 5d merit and rapid
sale with us.
r .ZIER & VARDEMAS.
All who desire full information about
tho cause aud cure OF Blood iolson,
Scrufult and ScrufulOus SwetlingS, Ul~
GERS, Sores, Rheumati~m, Kidney Cons
pIaint~, Ct,arrh, etc can secur" hy Inail
Tree, n copy OF our 3z-page I:lu>trated
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wonderful and startling proof ever be-
fore knOwn. Address,
BLOOD BALM Co.
Atlanta. ia.
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HENRY T. JORDAN.

HENRY L. JORDAN.
ATT ORNEY AT LAW.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND PUBL &c
Administrat0rfOr Vance Go
(ractices In the courts Of Vance
Warren, Franklin, Granville and
| ers0n counties, and In the Supreme
and Federal courts.
OFFIC Elm BurweIl's Brick
building.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-06-16
LITERARY CHAT.
AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW
WITH MRS. FRANCES HODG-
SON BURNETT.
HER HOME LIFE AND PERSONAL AP-
PEARASCE.

How Poor Tennessee Gill Recame a
Famous Authoress-Ihe Origin OF
"That Lass o. Lowrie's"-The Hero
of "Lord Fauntleroy'-Her Methods
of Writing, etc.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-06-16
IN n. PITTMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

II HENDERSON, u. z.
Prompt attention TO all professional
business. Practices In the State ant
Federal cour to.
Refers by permission 10 Commercial
Charlotte, N. c.; Alfred Williams d Co. !,
Raleigh, N. C.: ID. Y. Cooper aud Jss.
81. Lassiter, Henderson, N. G.
OFFICE: Over Jss. III. Lassiter d Sons
store lnov O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-25
ScIbHmOrOc.

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maifier 6einlih Shuber purOe baute am
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mitt5Iif Sites Elm gnOe. 6tHau3ieue S8pies
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g}t. 98.
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Slbuuq, am ,. glal etHs gobu3uIage Bou 10
Bro3eut All for6eru uH6 ben 8obIeugeielidafs
len 91ue gBodle 9ebeufBeit 40 geben.
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60 R9bMcfl lrlplraf.

GleUeIaub, o, "a. april.-Sur3 mad
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gejber iii borIdufi9 nod tstHe Spur Uorbau
ben, bte 3ur grmitteluHg Oe8 8srbre@er5
fibreu f6uute.
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Sic n8al0 QH0bbers. u

G3arf, UiO., %. april.-Die graubs
Sum erbOb beute Is meiiere 4uflagen gegeu
VuioueR negeH GrmOrouug Oes Charles
@reeu. 3m0lf fnO Der gri9ieBuug oes Bm.
gbeus beI6ulbigt; uHter ibueR befiu0en ft6
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5heiluabme On ban 0(Or0tbateu ab9elegt uub
bic ylameu ron 200 au0greH Ulitglte0era Der
RnrhR nnnlhcit Geuadlt.
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rdumen miifeu, Hn0 5Dar ioIeu 6ieIelbeu
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6ube fir Guibeferung ihre 6armeu ueTueH,
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trCdltgteu
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PET 9eutC6e Gorre(ponoent.
9ur gftS6eret fraoc.

Sorouto, GHt., %, Qp,u. - Der
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madtsH 9oridIdgs bs5HBltd Der 8eiIeauug
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grnisorisnng BON Canada aHOererieit5, trOgs
bem Die Bemobusr @aHaoa'8 berett mdreU,
ibre 8ledte eUeHtueu nit BaHengewaIt 81
pertreten.
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RoqoIe8 4ri3., p. Qpril. - Gaiem,
De- beriBmte YOqui 9aupuug, wurOe an
Iesten Sreitag gu UtOOaua, 20 Utetleu Don
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3eit Sries gegeu bic gterIianer fii6rte, mar
eff Dor pgHigeu Gs8eu 8efaHgeu 3euOmmeH
mOrceu.
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eFe GhoIera In g3criFo.

0DgaIes, ari3., p. Gpril. Der Bolt
,eidef ID Ourd cine 8epeine beuadr.ntig,
uOroeu, 6nB bic Cholera IN Der mer,fauii4au
Stabt RaBatIan 8ralitrt uub aud IN @uapls
mos lu8aebrpheu III.
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2lms RertFo.

ReriIo, %. apriG. .-C6mobr BraFbeut
8ia3 gefern elmer Population gageHHber aus
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nid5t ndnlde, 70 bdlt man bod feline BieOerp
uobI gefbsrt, NEIL Die 8eO6IItraRg Oaraui
hgffphPu mirb.
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afIhfit rtlnher Q0hcr

in Efaieru WGGeH Glele poCos pelle,bsu Ibueu ober
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Strri6t Gafr gagaD tir fi1fn Dollar


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Fabrtf ait.
Die merbboufe @nt6eduHg In Der 9eiarbenz
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IS TT sIHe Udiduug UoH GeLIarbe uuo 5lruIB uno
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Dobtorin 05itrin0'g 0]an6er- -DalIam

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6tn Uuu llbr irub bis ubr d0eno5.
Enttoriu Offering,
EF. % (nCu), Cub Etah=, BDjlbeH Baltimore
uuo EoWbCItra8c.
8uticnten peroeu mdbrcuo otr sur nuigeuommeu
un0 fIH0en freuu6lide 3immcr un0 guten 8uh.
nnBuItimUre, Nlo,, han 80. SaHuar 1897.
sd beseuee, bar mtir 9in0 Ddbreno LANCER, al5
5Uei SobreH td uuter Der 8e5anOluu3 Der 9eiten
Gcr5tc 9oIhmore's omobL 0te osr9eomnlteH Aerjte
oer i5rei Rinit biieJ Staot beano, oiecIben ic5uh
bQs 9tuo non oer fSee, 5Ie in oer boSartglteu Form
auitrQt nitt Su beirsten Cermotten. Die Srufc
mQr aui Dem 90pie hb2r eueu Sou bid. 0o Dda0u
i'd mid an aie Doftoun gieriug in gtr. d, Suoz
8gtinoFe, pclte i'll Oer fur8eu 5et pou ore 2eod5eH
ouYd ibysu rgguHoers5aIiam- D0ufdu6ise 9euun3
bCnerItCuiqtC.
pc @lbrateit0sruHzl qi,sfe atrobeI,
teIiGui' be1guQt sly c'.55 : - 'T7r1., itr 900
S. NialeH @oBIeT.
(GpTlIl 3 i IitD
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ScrofFfef.


GlIe6ouia, Gut., "a. 0pril. - Trau
Siaiab 8ougbertn uu6 @briftiHe gicRog, Die
SO6ter elmer Radbariu, farbeu gefterH in
ToIge be8 9euufes beTgiiteter Bafluateu.
pr. 9Ougbsrtp bate bic BattHaleHiH ieiue Il
SOie gefuuoeH, unb man gIaubt, OaB iie tr
geuO etu 80lemibt IN Der AbFht, 6Qs Sleb
ju Oergiiter, iber ben 3aun mari.
@ermtT6te tele8rap6iT6t 3epeT@en.
- Die Berte Der ,8ruib electric Sight
Co." an gde Der Blums uuO GaHal1rdBe in
Cincinnati giugeu geferu fritb IN 6lammeH
auf. SerIuft $4,000.
- Die lleberrefe oe8 2ieuteuaut5 8aHeus
bonner, mel6er in QuuQpolis, D2O., Sel6ft-
norb besiHg, murbeu 9eherH in DsDego,
R.sg., 5ur 9tube gebettet.
- Bel Der merilanii5eu Stabt 5au 2ui8s
Batoii baben ft4 0berfIieuteHaut GuHoj uuo
elm getuiiier SaUaua aHf Bi1oleu oueullt.
8eibe bliebeH bei'm erfteu BeUerH to0t.
- llugefdbr 60 Qnaraifen btelteu gefera
cine 8eriammIuu9 in @9icOaO, nm gegeH
ben Guslieferungs0ertrag NIT RuBlano 5u
proteiireu. Inter ben 8e6ueru beiauOeu
ij5 9le6aIteur Curtin BON Der v4rbeiterjets
tuHg," unb 5rau Barious.
- SH 2ouiSbile, 9n. 1T Der Ieger Gilbert
Euruer, melber in Der gtadt pom leBteu
3oHnerfag bem meiBeu DieuRmdOdeH SEN
ME BaumaHu, ais tbu baIIelbe bel etuem
ginbrude ertappte, NIT einem S9ireiieu ben
SddbeI einidIug, am Samfag eiHgeiaHgeu
un6 iofort mad 6raHtfort gebradt p0rOeH,
neil man einen Beriu5, ibn 3u lpHaeH, be-
firhtste. 8as UldbdeH liegt i'm Ster5eu.
9teBmarRte.
ct. 2outs, %. 4pril. - 8iu6Bieb:
2ufutr 90, Berieubuug 400; Breiie Daris
fen 3uiidsu $2.20 uHo S5.30.-54ueiue:
3ufubr 600, Berieuouug 1900; Breiie
0arurteu 8Utiteu $40 uu0 $50. -
Shaais: 3uiubr -; garieuOuu5 800;
9reiie 0arirtsH swiiheu $3.50 uno $40.
g q gtbertp, BeunI.. 90. gpriI.-
9IjubDieb 3ufubr 1872, Berieuouug 2O9 /;
Br1iie Oaritrteu awhdeH S4.lO unO 1925.
S6meiHc: 3utubr $500, SerieRouag $500;
Breiie OariirteR 3DlideH 1926 uuo $5.9O.
Gdalie: 3uiubr. 1000. 8erieuouug 1000;
Brciis OaTilTteu 3wIideH $3.50 uA6 $500,
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Gnro9dtI6e Robsl6ert@te.
9Mr 9lfatre s@na6eIe8 .

9Ga8 man In ScrItH ia8t
Sic 9srBaftau8 srfeEats auf OsntIaem soOen
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lur 6guus ouer goseus, et5egs, gs65rmez, yiersHa.
Il1ieHz u, y}eyUeulg5sU, GppgauoFgltt aopilunitrh
lgH. BCrf0piuug, uH1luauIittglt, biljoitr ta5zu,
iFiG5gr, Notwithstanding p1w0u4oloeu mo
autr Stouuggu bEr GlugeDct5e. Bttu 9e8etaoul9r
feline Spur u8u EueddI0cg, UlUeIlilsH oblt 'la5ll'
den DTogucH. Nrgis 25 &guta Die &pG@9e1'
8U allen A2gL.GIELn lu aaUtn.
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Dr. llq0ua9's Re9aIirta0r pillfn,
&aewoD'8 Qtatn

ba8 beri5mte 2ebers uno gllgensb bellmtt.el.
g0Q,l oBUs Gei85umat, glegantmit l5em Sums
mi gl1cuti puggrln ygggj.rtU, rsnigcu q, Ir1idstn'
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GRet8tI8e IaBrtesIR aeeeu Die irau30Hi@en
umtrtebe to Oen RdasIauOtH.

8e5Balb Fe 0urgeuummeu purbe.
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.. S6Hfess
2StlBeIm s@tatns'b aGter RraRttr'

= ! D 0 . q
BhrtoG .. slr. Fl, EtHItraRe. BaItmors, Tlo
Beftluu9tn UeTben prompt nusgetHbrt.
TFIebbon B8B. FGunil 19l
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Waowas'B WeaDBsWeIieF TT etm DEttteI gee
aeu ieBCu G6merl &5 mar 60s griit unb tF BnS
eiu3tac DltttcI, Ugbt5 5ei etHgm ciumaItgeH 3ta
6em UlaFeu, ben 8C6drmgH 00sr gIHem au5arH De
game, BELT.
gBenn cs Hah BorIbuft gl5rautt Uir6, belH es IN
iUgHigeH U}luulGu GJdmpie, Iagguidure, So6breus
men, g0pilhmeteu. G,aub0g, 8ubr, G0lIl 5l8buua
gen uu6 0uc iuUeTildgu @bmusen.
IS jf pom ber GuBeItgu 28dlligfes Gag icbg BamIls
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bic bette uuO btQisite
TamiIien Ie0i3in IN ber ggeLl.

gerTsBI IN I,iuem Sane bsi elmer ar6uaGbsusEus
ncubuug Stmeucn gu ftilgu. 2Bie beitig uHb peis
niagnb bic Sdmgr3gH aud fctu mogtH, 0eugu 6ic
Hbgum1uigr bIt Bett,1geugeH, btg SbU3d5libIu, bic
8grfrugpeltcH, Die Berp0itH, bic BieuTaI9bgu o0Cr
Die CUbeycu GI1ntbcitcn Se6eH5cu auspciCBt Hubs
Uabnau5 Jleaous Religi miro tn igbem Fage i0iora
ti9G GrJeittgruug 8eUd5reH. &s liuoert OioEG una
bgilt iu luueftlI 5eit,
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Gin sr,s 9dImittsl Bet DpspeDHe, appetitIoFgTeit,
Ge6erbcipneroe1 unb allen UlQgtnlsi6en; 81 oie
6Iaite. 8el apotbeterH un6 SGnoIern ooer in gr,
87S (alt), neue gir. 1A15s E8eits8aItEntbreftt.,
an hcben. (5ept8,IS)